Yearly Archives: 2018
Countdown: Anchorage will vote by mail
IT'S NOT THAT FAR AWAY
This week, the Anchorage Municipal Clerk’s Office mailed a second set of address verification postcards to 208,000 qualified registered voters...
David Rubenstein into the Rogoff bankruptcy fray
A LOT OF FORMERS, ALL IN COURT
The former husband of the former owner of the Alaska Dispatch News is getting involved in the bankruptcy...
Heads and tails: Babies, whiners and women marchers edition
How many people could there be in Juneau named Heidi Drygas? The only one we know is the Commissioner of Labor ... no pun...
Shrinking population, Sam’s Club closing
It's not your imagination -- there really are fewer people in Alaska than a couple of years ago.
According to the Alaska Department of Labor...
Don Young, Dean of House, praised by Pelosi?
The U.S. House of Representatives took time today to recognize Rep. Don Young as Dean of the House. It is mostly an honorary position...
The finalists for District 40: Two from Kotzebue, one from Barrow
Must Read Alaska has learned that Alaska Democrats have forwarded three names to Gov. Bill Walker for the District 40 House seat vacated by...
LeDoux killed resolution to recognize sexual assault awareness month
BUT NOW EVERYONE MUST TAKE TRAINING
Rep. Gabrielle LeDoux issued an edict this month that demands every member of the House of Representative take a...
Strategist Mike Pauley now aboard in Dunleavy camp
Sen. Mike Dunleavy, candidate for governor, added Michael Pauley to his campaign today as director of strategy. He announced the appointment today.
“Pauley has worked...
Comings and goings in politics and the media
It's a new year and people are moving around. Here are some of the moves:
Alyse Galvin, of Great Alaska Schools, has her first fundraiser...
Dampish: Bethel may adopt government-owned liquor store model
On the Bethel City Council agenda tonight is a ballot proposition that would ask voters to approve allowing just one store in Bethel to...